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Monday, December 31, 2018

WHAT A MARVELOUS 2018!! HUAT ON FOR 2019

WHAT A MARVELOUS 2018!!

Year 2018 has been a most exciting year for Lotus on Water. It's a year of new frontiers, a year of royalties, a year of new friends and expanding family.

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We started with Master Yun's first overseas art exhibition at Bangkok, where 108 of Master Yun's fengshui paintings were exhibited, including 2 of the MEGA pieces, each valued at S$6.3mil! 6 royal Princes and Princesses, helmed by Her Royal Highness Princess Norodom Buppha Devi, were Guests-of-Honor of the opening ceremony. We are honored. THANK YOU for flying all the way to Bangkok to grace the occasion, and congratulations to the blessed clients who chose their beloved fengshui paintings. [WATCH]

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Later in October, Master Yun brought his fengshui paintings back to Singapore, and we had a most elegant exhibition at the famed CHIJMES Hall. Master Yun is the first and only fengshui master to have exhibited at a National Monument. During the opening ceremony, Guest-of-Honor Her Royal Highness Princess Norodom Buppha Devi bestowed Master Yun with her Apsara Crown. And we were definitely bedazzled by the regent performance of the Apsara dance. [WATCH]

 
In 2018, Master Yun's fengshui paintings have also reached new continents. Till date, Master Yun's fengshui paintings have been collected in Europe, Australia, Middle East and definitely Asia. We already know Her Majesty Queen Mother Norodom Monineath Sihanouk is a collector of Master Yun's fengshui paintings. Ms Alexandra Pereyre de Nonancourt, owner of Laurent-Perrier champagne, and Mr Manuel Rabaté, director of Louvre museum, are also collectors of Master Yun's fengshui paintings.
 

Speaking of royalties, 2018 is also the year when 6 royal Lotus jadeite rings were created. Our signature, the Lotus Heaven and Earth jadeite ring, was commissioned and collected by 6 members of the Cambodian Royal Family, helmed by Her Royal Highness Princess Norodom Buppha Devi. Lotus on Water has always been vigilant and proud of the standards of our earthly treasures. We are honored to be fengshui jewelers, fit for the royals. [READ MORE]

http://lotusonwater.blogspot.com/2018/05/the-lotus-royal-jadeite-rings.html Throughout 2018, we also see a tremendous growth in the number of new Lotus clients. Most joined the Lotus and started with their first Lotus jadeite through the recommendations of their friends and family, who are already existing Lotus on Water clients. We are most comforted that more and more people are desiring the highest order of fengshui remedies, and happiest that many of our blessed clients are spreading the good faith of Lotus on Water at a rate never before.

As like previous years, Lotus on Water had 3 major celebrations in 2018. We witnessed a boom in the size of the Lotus fellowship, a team of devoted blessed clients who volunteer their time and effort to help out during our events. By Winter Solstice celebration, we have more than 30 Lotus followers. Evermore growing, evermore strong, evermore united.

 

Master Yun brought 2018 to a glorious height with his whipping of 24k gold off the citrine dragons. As the precious gold settled on our reblessed Lotus collections, the path to a new year, to 2019, was laid.

 

It has been a most magical 2018. Thank you for walking the path of prosperity and elegance with us. I am certain that 2019 will be even more unbelievable.

As of now, we already know that Master Yun's art exhibition in Europe kicks off on 3 May 2019 in Holland. Master Yun's fengshui paintings will tour Europe. Stay tuned for more details.

If you have not taken your first steps with Lotus on Water, I welcome you. I welcome you to join the Lotus family, the most prosperous fengshui gallery. Join us and experience grandness in 2019.

Happy new year. Happy prosperous new year. HUAT ON.

-- Kan, Executive Director

Sunday, December 23, 2018

The Prince and His Royal Highness' Gemstone

Cambodia is one of the bright spots of ASEAN’s economic development in recent years. The country’s opening up did not dampen the world’s interest in it. His Royal Highness Prince Sisowath Tesso of Cambodia said that he liked Singapore very much and had always been a supporter of Singapore’s cultural activities. On an afternoon in September, accompanied by Dr Julio Jeldres, Counsellor to the Cabinet of His Majesty the King of Cambodia, Prince Tesso was interviewed by Fortune Times. He was modest and polite, and the jadeite ring on his finger was as brilliant as his conversation.


“I love gems, especially jadeite!” Prince Tesso stretched fingers and showed off the jadeite on his ring—dark-coloured with an irresistible glow. “I wear it all the time and only take it off when I’m gardening.” His love of the ring was revealing through the introduction, he even added, “My sister loves it too!”

Prince Sisowath Tesso is the great-great-grandson of King Sisowath who reigned during the early 20thcentury. He moved to Paris with his family at very young age as his father served as Cambodia’s ambassador to France. Although he grew up in Paris, his family placed great emphasis on the passing on of traditional culture. Hence, all family members were thought traditional dance and music, his sisters were even trained as professional dancers. Growing up in such an environment, he cultivated a love for the royal court dance and established an organisation in France to promote this art form. 


Singapore and Cambodia are Old Friends 

Prince Sisowath Tesso is no stranger to Singapore. Recently, he collaborated with Singapore’s Lotus on Water to produce a series of Lotus jadeite rings for six members of the royal family. Not too long ago, he graced “The Rise of Wind and Water” art exhibition organised by UOB Privileged Reserved Suites. Hewas also invited as special guest to the coronation night of the Miss Universe Singapore held at Resorts World Sentosa. 

This was how the conversation turned from personal to national. 

Singapore and Cambodia had been old friends. Cambodia was the first country to recognise Singapore as a sovereign state when she declared independence. The late Mr Lee Kuan Yew also shared a close relationship with the late King of Cambodia His Majesty Norodom Sihanouk. When the two countries celebrated 50 years of diplomatic relations in 2015, both states were still holding regular high-level meetings. Just that year alone, Prime Minister Hun Sen of Cambodia visited Singapore twice. 

Dr Julio Jeldres, Counsellor to the Cabinet of His Majesty the King of Cambodia, who was accompanying Prince Tesso, introduced the relations between the two countries. Singapore and Cambodia shared wonderful trade relations, Singapore was Cambodia’s eighth largest trading partner and the third largest investment partner in 2015. Singapore companies were similarly active in Cambodia, being involved in real estate, finance and logistics. For instance, HLH Group Limited is currently developing quality and affordable housing in Sihanoukville. Last year, both governments also signed the double taxation avoidance agreement. Once the agreement comes into effect, it will help benefit companies investing in the other country.


History Through Dance

His Royal Highness Prince Sisowath Tesso is the dancer and director of the Royal Court Dance of Cambodia. After completing his studies in Paris, Prince Tesso worked at Sergey Pontoise, the headquarters of the French multinational company Spie Batignolles. The Cambodian court dance, also known as the traditional Khmer dance, dates back to the Angkor Dynasty (9th to 15th century AD). There are numerous opinions and versions about the origin of this dance. Prince Tesso explained: “This dance originated from India as Southeast Asia was heavily influenced by Indian culture and religion, and we were no different. One of the traditional Khmer dance pieces was the Indian epic Ramayana. The Angkor rulers believed in Hinduism, giving rise to the Angkor Wat.”

Prince Tesso was born in Cambodia but grew up in Paris. A thousand years ago, Cambodia was an ancient civilization. While living and working overseas for so many year, Prince Tesso did not stop thinking about home. In 2004, he decided to return to Cambodia with his father’s ashes. In his mind: “What can I do for my country?” 

“As a member of the royal family, we should undertake some form of responsibility, we should be responsible for passing on traditional culture to the next generation.” After living in France for years, Prince Tesso returned from Paris with the resolve to bring Cambodian art to the world. He was appointed director of the Royal Court Dance of Cambodia. “Many Cambodians support the royal family and regard the royal family as part of their identity. Thus, we are not dancing for the sake of dancing, it’s more than that. This is not just for the royal family, this is for the Cambodian people, this is for the passing on of Cambodian culture." 

He mentioned that frequent cultural exchanges between countries showed that they shared many similarities in dance tradition. After the fall of the Angkor dynasty, Cambodia went through many years of civil war and foreign invasion, the nation was weak, and traditional culture almost disappeared. Winner of the war, Siam, brought the Khmer dancers back to their court. This had an influence on Siamese dance and the latter preserved the essence of Khmer dance.” The 19th century King of Anton who ruled Phnom Penh had a long relationship with Siam, thus, he revived the dying Khmer court dance by inviting Siam dancers to teach it. This led to greater cultural influence between the two countries. 

Over time, the same dance went through different transformations due to different contextual and social factors. Prince Tesso pointed out that Thai dance had more Chinese influence, this was seen in the more exaggerated movements and expressions. Whereas, traditional Khmer dance tended to be subtle and the dancers’ expression were more restrained.

Every dynasty, members of the Cambodian royal family made changes to the court dance and the one who left the largest impact would be Queen Sisowath Kossamak who lived during the 20thcentury. She brought the court dance to the people and with that, the dance is no longer an art form exclusive to the royalty and social elites or reserved for entertaining the gods. The Queen invited everyone who was interested to come for selection and to learn the dance. She redesigned the dancers’ costumes and accessories based on the stone carvings found in Angkor Wat, a gorgeous crown was added in the process. She also rechoreographed the dance according to the same carvings, recreating the long-lost Angkor dance. 

The Queen arranged to have her granddaughter, Her Royal Highness Princess Norodom Buppha Devi, practice the dance. Later on, the King worked to promote Cambodian culture around the world and often brought the dance troupe with him on world tours. Princess Norodom Buppha Devi was one of the lead dancers and she left a deep impression on politicians who have seen her dance. 

Unfortunately, during the Khmer Rouge era after Pol Pot came to power in the 1970s, extreme reforms and cultural cleansing took place. The royal family was exiled and court dance was regarded as a symbol of the old and being too close to royalty, it was oppressed and almost did survive the political turmoil.   

Dr Julio Jeldres, Counsellor to the Cabinet of His Majesty the King of Cambodia, presented Fortune Times with a copy of his The Royal House of Cambodia.

During this period, Queen Sisowath Kossamak passed away in Beijing and Princess Norodom Buppha Devi relocated to Paris. The other dancers and musicians were mostly killed. Those who survived did so by hiding their identity and found ways to make it through the famine, some of them even fled to the refugee camp along the Thai border. 

The Pol Pot regime collapsed following Vietnam’s invasion of Cambodia in 1979. King Norodom Sihanouk was released from house arrest and lived in one of the refugee camps along the border. Princess Norodom Buppha Devi returned to Cambodia from Paris, and with funding from the United Nations, she founded a dance school. She brought together dancers who survived the political turmoil and put together the dance using their memory. They taught the young these steps and revived this ancient art form of court dance. 

King Norodom Sihanouk was invited to reign again and the royal family was restored. Princess Norodom Buppha Devi was appointed as the Minister of Culture and she pushed for the promotion of this art form. “There were 300 people in the entire royal dance group, but only 30 of them survived.” Short on funds, they had to depend on the United Nations’ financial assistance. Even the dance school’s building was sponsored by the Japanese. In 2003, the Royal Court Dance of Cambodia finally received international recognition as it got listed as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. 


The Long Road Ahead for Cultural Promotion 

Over the years, Prince Tesso and Princess Norodom Buppha Devi organised numerous overseas performances for the royal dance troupe. The Prince smiled and said that there was a huge entourage whenever they traveled overseas, “The dancers and musicians add up to at least a dozen as the Princess insists on having live music accompany the dance, which is more authentic.” Moreover, the crown, jewellery and clothing were very expensive, they required special care during transportation and that took months to prepare, leading to a high cost of bringing the dance overseas. 

In 2006, Prince Tesso returned to Cambodia to serve as advisor to the Speaker of the National Assembly. And in 2007, he served as Secretary of State for the Ministry of Tourism. His Majesty King Norodom Sihamoni also appointed him a cabinet advisor and Secretary of State. Prince Tesso also served as Cambodia’s Minister for Culture and Arts previously. Currently, he is the principal secretary of Princess Norodom Buppha Devi and Director of the Royal Cambodian Ballet, responsible for its promotion, coordination, fundraising etc. 

While in Cambodia, Prince Tesso actively organises and participates in cultural activities: celebrating royal members’ birthday, attending classical music concerts and film festivals related to national cultural heritage. As well as travel with Princess Norodom Buppha Devi to promote Khmer art and organise overseas performanecs for the Royal Ballet. Some of these include the International Sacred Music Festival in Fez, Morocco, and the Brooklyn Academy of Music Spring Arts Festival in Monaco and recently held in New York. The Prince’s efforts were recognised by the King and he was awarded the Monissaraphoan Royal Medal of Arts and Literature.

Now, many youngsters in Cambodia can speak English. But Prince Tesso does not stop in his promotion of traditional culture. He laments the drastic changes his country has gone through, “I hope that historical monuments and cultures will not be destroyed, humans should resist being too eager in pursuing rapid development. The best investment should be investing in tomorrow: provide more education opportunities, set up more scholarships for students to study and learn overseas.  

His fingers rubbing against the jadeite, “Time is the greatest asset.”

(Translated from Fortune Times.)

Monday, December 17, 2018

RECAP(2): White Inkstone and Mountain (AGAIN!) in 2019

Just the weekend passed, we had out second session of Annual Fengshui Talk. And we talked about another set of yin and yang.


Previously, in our first session, we talked about warding off illness/accidents/mishaps and enhancing direct wealth (READ HERE). If you haven't settled this, better do it soonest!

Now, we are talking about human relationships. And it sounds huge, I know.

Specifically, I am talking about conflicts (malefactors) and benefactors.

Maybe, you would look lightly upon "conflicts". But let me elucidate. Conflicts for 2019 己亥年 (Earth-Pig year) start from verbal conflict 口舌煞. I suppose in this age, it would include anything from arguments on WhatsApp and email, and bickering on social media platforms. If left unchecked, there's potential for such conflicts to "upgrade" into legal matters 官非煞.

If you work for the government/civil service, or have to deal with the government in your course of work/business, this is one conflict that you must really tackle.

 

How? Place the Duanxi Clear Waters Black Inkstone 端溪静水砚台. We spoke much about the qualities, standards and rarity of our Black Duan Inkstones. Here's an informative article, and an episode specifically on it. In fact, I spoke about the same thing two years ago, READ HERE
 

So if you have already bought your Black Duan Inkstones previously, you just need to shift them to their new spots for 2019. You would find that we are using and recommending pretty much the same earthly treasures every year. There is a strong consistency. In fact, nearly all of the Lotus collections and remedies have a long history, culture and heritage, and can be found in auction houses. We only dare to offer fengshui solutions that have withstood the test of time. Every now and then, there might be "newly-discovered" and "fashionable" lucky charms in the market. But we rather stick to the conventional, and not subject our clients' future and fortune to fad and chance.


As like how we can positively counter illness/accidents/mishaps with agarwood and crystal mountain, we can subdue conflicts better, heck, even winning the conflicts and negotiations, by enhancing our annual benefactor luck.

 

How? Place the Lotus Imperial White Inkstone 御用白端. You should be familiar with the White Inkstone. White Inkstone is 10 times rarer than it's black counterpart. I too spoke about this last year, and here's an episode specifically on it.

 

The beautiful thing about White Inkstone is that it prospers your benefactors, authority and victory power. Some people do fengshui weirdly out there, aiming for mediocrity. Strange. Why waste your life. At Lotus on Water, we rather make our lives count. Greatness, or nothing.

And having the White Inkstone is a very efficient move. When you have the White Inkstone, you don't really need to defend against conflicts with the Black Duan Inkstones. Imagine, when there is light, darkness is chased away.

 

And very limited White Inkstone available every year, better seize your favorite ones, fast.

During the second session, I also encouraged all to get BIG FENGSHUI done up. And that is, place your crystal mountain and water feature.
 

Your mountain and water are actually the foundations to your annual fengshui. And your crystal mountain is the one that takes care of "human-related luck 人丁". Which means, good health, benefactors, good relationships. These are the exact aspects that we are countering on the annual fengshui level! And your crystal mountain helps, a lot.
 

In fact, only when you have your mountain and water done up, would I really consider your house as fengshui-ed. So please work on the fundamentals, work on the long-term solutions.

There will be a third session. I will be doing that in early January. I have 2 more important stars to cover, and a summary of application. Before that: Winter Solstice Celebration on 22 December.

HUAT ON. 

-- Kan, Executive Director

Monday, December 10, 2018

回顾(一):沉香和山星为何在2019年里特别重要?


尽管这次的流年风水讲座已经分开两场举办,风水馆还是座无虚席,到场的听众仍然无比热情。太完美的周末了!

第一场讲座上,我谈了来年(2019年、己亥年)的三颗流年飞星。其中两颗属于灾星——五黄星和二黑星,它们将分别带来灾祸、意外及疾病、延误、混乱。

总之,它们很可怕,我们需要避而远之。


旺财馆的解决方法很简单,就是在五黄位摆放九个大铜钱——一定要是云龙子旺财馆的大铜钱。另外是在二黑位摆上四个老树生普葫芦九帝钱——云龙子大师亲自准备的生普葫芦,每个重600克。


这两颗灾星真的不能等闲视之。

要是你熟悉云龙子旺财馆的理念,你就晓得我们的凡事追求完美。防范是不足够的,防范过于被动了。

我们必须采取积极主动的态度。2019年的第三颗流年飞星是带来正财的八白星,这颗星刚好夹在五黄星和二黑星之间。


增旺正财的方法一如既往,就是在八白星的位置点燃五路进财香/或挂上一块或一串沉香。


沉香有吸收转换的功能。2019年在八白星位上摆放沉香将为你增旺正财,也为你吸收负能量,避免灾祸疾病。


处理2019年的三颗流年飞星就是同时采取进攻和防守策略,让来年旺上加旺。

这里还有另一个选择,就是在家中安置一座水晶山星。水晶山照顾的是你家的大风水,增旺你的健康、人际关系和人缘。你不仅要避免生病,你还要拥有健康的身心和人际关系。


这三颗流年飞星的影响因人而异,对于你家和公司也有不同的影响,我们必须面谈才能了解流年飞星对你的具体影响。要是你还没预约时间讨论流年运程,现在就是时候了!

——简应隆,执行董事
(译)

流年风水讲座详情
  1. 每个主题讲座将举办两场以让听众在更舒适的环境下与我们交流。
  2. 第二个主题讲座:1215日(六)430分;1216日(日)430
  3. 赶紧报名第二个主题讲座并与我们预约一对一面谈!

RECAP(1): Why Agarwood and Mountain Matter in 2019

 

Despite having 2 timings for one session, I was still greeted by an overwhelming and passionate crowd on both days for my Annual Fengshui Talk. What a weekend.

For my first session, I covered 3 annual flying stars for next year (2019, 己亥年 Earth-Pig year). 2 of them are most terrible stars, Five Yellow 五黄 and Two Black 二黑, which brings disasters/mishaps/accidents and illness/depression/delays/confusions respectively.

In short, they are just terrible. And should be warded off at all costs.

 

The solutions are direct. For the Five Yellow spot, place 9 big bronze coins 大铜钱. The ones from Lotus on Water of course, solid bronze. For the Two Black spot, place 4 Pu'er Tea Hulus 老树生普葫芦九帝钱. Specially created by Master Yun, at about 600grams each.

 

There is really no compromise when it comes to these 2 evil spots.

And if you are familiar with the philosophy of Lotus on Water, the way we see, believe, and do things, you would know that's not the end of the story. Defense alone is not enough. Defense alone, is just losing ground slower.

Take a more assertive and positive stance. And so we have the 3rd annual flying star for 2019, the Eight White star, which brings direct wealth, and is smacked right in between Five Yellow and Two Black.

 

The solutions to boost this spot for direct wealth are also consistent. You can either light Five Paths of Wealth Incense, or/and hang a piece/string of agarwood there.

 

Agarwood has the ability to absorb obstacles and convert them into opportunities. In 2019, having agarwood in the sector of the Eight White star prospers your direct wealth, yes, it also helps you to convert intruding negative energies of illness and disasters.

 

When you take care of these 3 annual flying stars in 2019, you are taking both offensive and defensive positions.

An alternative, would be to place your crystal mountain. Crystal mountains are about the big cycle of fengshui of your house, and they take care of health, relationships, benefactors. You don't want to just not be ill, you also want to have good health and relationships.

 

Still, as to how heavily these annual stars affect your home and office, we have to go through one-to-one. If you haven't made your appointment for your annual review, it's about time!

-- Kan, Executive Director
 
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INFORMATION ON ANNUAL FENGSHUI TALK
--> In order for a more comfortable seating and more intimate engagement, there will be 2 timings for each session.
--> Second session: 15 Dec Saturday 4:30pm / 16 Dec Sunday 4:30pm

Sign up for second session now, and MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT for one-to-one review!

Tuesday, December 4, 2018

2018年的最后一个月,给你三个旺财妙招

2018年就快要结束了,今年的愿望都实现了吗?

再多一个月就是2018年的尾声,这里有三个旺财妙招让你度过今年的最后一个月也是最重要的一个月:


1. 天天戴着你的旺财翡翠牌


日日都是重要之日,所以我们每日都要吸收最好的旺气。宇宙最强的能量,就由你的旺财翡翠牌吸收。要更好的效果?那就戴上的你旺财戒指。旺财就从这里开始:https://bit.ly/2Qlfvoj



2. 用旺财水晶山给你的旺财翡翠充电

要是你无时无刻都在给手机充电,那当我叫你给旺财翡翠充电时,你最好不要翻白眼。你的手机很重要,但旺财翡翠更重要,因为它影响的是你的财富和未来。


家里没有旺财水晶山?现在就选一座吧!

来不及了?那就尽早来旺财馆给你的旺财翡翠充电。



3. 冥想,持续冥想

充完电的旺财翡翠要干嘛?当然是用来冥想。冥想可以称为“想象”、“静坐”或“心灵沟通”,但无论什么称呼,持续冥想就对了。戴着你的旺财翡翠,尤其是刚起床和快入睡的时候,冥想自己的一切愿望。想象你要得到的一切,想象你达成所愿的那一刻,感受当下的满足感。


冥想的关键在于自律。你必须持之以恒,让冥想成一种习惯。你以为冥想一周就能改变人生?你是过于乐观,因为这完全不符合逻辑。就好像运动或节食,你必须持之以恒才能收到效果。


——简应隆,执行董事
(译)

Monday, December 3, 2018

金光闪耀:为何选黄水晶山?

你应该已经晓得:
水晶山对居家或公司风水非常重要(点击此处)。
每个空间(居家或公司)都应该有两座水晶山(点击此处)。
黄水晶山是水晶山中的极品,以其原石而言。


无论是摆在家里或公司,无论是现在或未来要请购水晶山,黄水晶山都是首选。它拥有强大的山星能量,给你招来强而有力的贵人、旺人际关系和旺健康。


天然的纯黄水晶非常罕见。我们在市面上看到的黄水晶大多是打针或经过化学处理的假货。这些水晶的内部结构已被破坏,并无能量可言。


在云龙子旺财馆工作(还有购物)的好处就是可以看见很多百分百天然的地宝。


正如你所知道,我们最好的水晶都雕成神佛像,所以拥有一座黄水晶的神佛像就是把最好的水晶山请回家或公司。

让你的居家金光闪耀吧!

——简应隆,执行董事
(译)

Sunday, December 2, 2018

骑龙跃万难


我在人生最迷惘的时候接触了云龙子旺财馆和简董。

我是个拼命三郎,无论是在突击队时,还是培训国家青年水手时,又或是从事保险业时期,我都努力不懈,争取最大的进步。我深信自己能够成就一番大事业。

然而,我在2015年觉得有点不对劲。我人生过得还好,但不知怎么的,事事都遇上阻碍——事业停滞不前,人也被感情搞得筋疲力尽。

我需要在情况变得更糟前做点什么。我需要一个可以帮我突破瓶颈的东西,或许是一个风水宝物吧。我上网搜寻相关讯息,机缘巧合下来到云龙子旺财馆的博客。博客刊载了许多旺财馆客人的遭遇,我读了很多篇博文,认真感同身受。

我决定联络旺财馆,并收到简董的答复。简董从我们的对话看出我潜力非凡,只是人生遇到了一些阻碍。他给我介绍了适合我五行并符合我要求的旺财宝物。我想要的是一件符合30几岁专业男士的配饰,它必须好看又能旺正财。当时我也想要一块翡翠。


我最终决定请回一只符合我五行和个性的双龙夺珠翡翠戒指。我很喜欢戒指上的双龙和戒指的设计理念。


我的太太也请回了一块观音在守翡翠,有助增加正念及排除负能量。


戴上旺财戒指后的201512月,我感觉自己变得更强大,也有了更坚定的信念。人生已渐渐明朗。我必须在2016年取得特许财务顾问认证(),但考试始终无法过关。没想到我后来遇到了贵人给我上课,我也顺利在2016年终取得认证。随后的2017年,我升职为处长,并在同年夺得年度杰出处长荣衔。这项殊荣得来不易,毕竟我们的团队在大东方人寿集团里只是个小小的单位。从此,我的人生越来越顺遂,我也在更短的时间内取得非凡的成就。这些单凭我的努力和毅力绝对无法达成。

现在回想这一切,我想我与简董和云龙子旺财馆确实有一份无法言喻的缘分。通过简董,我了解了旺财馆的理念,也认识了云龙子大师。我和太太都非常感恩有机会遇上最好的风水,从此平步青云。我们也很高兴在旺财馆结实许多志同道合的朋友。

——Gerard Ng
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